Posted by Bret4207 on December 11, 2015 at 05:10:06 from (64.19.90.196):
In Reply to: Gun Control posted by hot wrench on December 08, 2015 at 16:45:25:
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Yup. I remember when my wife used to watch those shows. If I ever found a Medical examiner standing in a dark room, talking to corpse.....cal the looney bin. Just like thise cop shows where they stick a name into a magic machine and dozens and dozens of photos of the subject, his family, his work place, military photos, all is banking records, tax returns, etc all show up in a heartbeat. Absolute bosh! Maybe something has changed since I retired 5-6 years back, but running a criminal history or drivers license got you no photo at all, that required a request to agency having the pic on record, like DMV, and a few weeks later it would show up. And fingerprints?!! You know that magic, pocket sized machine that uses fairy dust and magic beans to instantly scan and puke out everything you ever wanted to know about a person? Nope. If you get a print it had ti be hand carried to a central location (5 hours from where I worked) and then in a few weeks, IF the print was on record someplace, you got a result back.
TV has been giving false hope to people ever since the days when Jim Reed and Pete Malloy could read a plate number at 85mph on a car 3/4 of a mile ahead of them!
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